When it comes to HIV, how do you balance patient privacy with a researcher's need for data? It's an evolving debate as many cities and states -- including Maryland and D.C. -- gather more personal information on people with HIV. We look at why that change is happening and what's being done to protect patients' privacy.
http://thekojonnamdishow.org/shows/2006-07-12/hiv-public-health-and-privacy
HIV, Public Health and Privacy
Listen Wednesday, Jul. 12, 2006 at 12:06 p.m. in Health, SocietyGuests
Marsha Martin
Senior Deputy Director, Department of Health, HIV/AIDS Administration
Catalina Sol
Director of the HIV/AIDS Department, La Clinica del Pueblo
Colin Flynn
Chief of the Maryland AIDS Administration’s Center for Surveillance and Epidemiology
Deb Levine
Executive Director, Internet Sexuality Information Services, INC.
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